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Willy Guhl's concrete garden chairs with tulip-style seats are exemplary pieces that epitomize innovative design and outdoor sophistication. Crafted with concrete, these chairs showc...

Rick Owens Concrete Bench, 2016 This striking concrete bench by Rick Owens, created in 2016, embodies the designer’s signature fusion of brutalism and minimalism. Crafted from raw co...

Eileen Gray (1878–1976) was a pioneering Irish designer and architect known for her innovative approach to modernist furniture and interiors. Her work seamlessly blended function wit...

Pierre Laporte’s Pair of Stools from the 1970s is a striking example of minimalist design, blending functionality with a sophisticated aesthetic. Crafted with tubular steel, the stoo...

Ed Ruscha’s O (1993) is a striking example of his conceptual engagement with language, material, and erasure. Created using bleach on a cloth-bound book—Stand Like Men (1973)—the wor...

Robert Graham’s Untitled (Frieze Figure Series), c. 1989-90, is a striking work that exemplifies his mastery of form, texture, and dynamic composition. Crafted in patinated bronze, t...

Jerry Rothman’s Modern Ritual Vessel (1983) is a striking example of his innovative approach to ceramics, blending traditional craft with modernist sensibilities. Measuring 20.5 x 13...

Joe Goode’s Untitled (Gunshot Series) (1981) is a striking exploration of destruction, transformation, and the physicality of mark-making. This lithograph, punctuated by actual gunsh...

Eric Orr’s Blind Window (1988) is a contemplative study of material, perception, and the metaphysical nature of light. Created with gold leaf on lead on board, the piece embodies Orr...

Brian Rochefort is a Los Angeles-based contemporary artist known for his bold, experimental approach to ceramics. His work bridges the gap between sculpture and painting, exploring m...

Pierre Guariche’s Coffee Table, from 1953, is a refined example of mid-century French modernism, showcasing his mastery of form, function, and material. With its clean lines and prec...

The French Modern Bar Stools combine industrial strength with natural warmth, featuring a metal frame and walnut seats. The design balances sleek, minimal lines with the organic rich...

Ubald Klug’s Terrazza Couch (1973) for De Sede is an iconic expression of 1970s design, blending organic form with luxurious craftsmanship. Inspired by the layered contours of rollin...

The Marzio Cecchi Writing Desk is a bold and sculptural piece of Italian design from the mid-20th century, embodying the avant-garde spirit of its creator. Renowned for his innovativ...

The Pierre Jeanneret Teak Conference Chair (c. 1956) is a timeless example of modernist design, embodying simplicity, functionality, and elegance. Crafted from solid teak and cane, t...

With prominent roles at the Société des artistes décorateurs (SAD), #AntoinePhilippon (1930-1995) and #JacquelineLecoq (b. 1932) are among the most influential figures of twentieth-c...

With prominent roles at the Société des artistes décorateurs (SAD), #AntoinePhilippon (1930-1995) and #JacquelineLecoq (b. 1932) are among the most influential figures of twentieth-c...

"Pointe De Diamant” Sideboard, 1307 Series, Edition Erwin Behr, c. 1962 Mahogany, Maple Inlay, Pressed Plywood, Chrome-Plated Steel 37 H x 95 W x 21 D inches With prominent roles at...

"Untitled", 1996 Tony Delap Acrylic on Aluminum with Wood 16.25 x 9.5 x 1.25" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San...

"Untitled", 1974 Tony Delap Acrylic on Canvas with Wood 82 x 82 x 3" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisc...

"Pocus", 1986 Tony Delap Aluminum with Aluminum Base 9.25 x 9.25 x 2" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francis...

"Eusapia", 1987 Tony Delap Cast Bronze 12 x 12 x14" Edition 6 of 6 Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisco,...

"E-75 Triple Trouble", 1967 Tony Delap Screenprint in clors 21 x 21" Edition 75 Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art S...

"Mysterioso", 1977 Tony Delap Acrylic on Canvas and Wood 39 x 43.5 x 3" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Franc...

"Fadeaway", 2007 Tony Delap Acrylic on Aluminum, Precision Board 31 x 27.5 x 3" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art Sa...

"Tamariz", 1996 Acrylic on Aluminum and Wood 9.75 x 9.75 x 1.5" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisco, and...

"Ozana", 1989 Tony Delap Wood and Acrylic on Canvas 63 x 56 x9" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisco, an...

"Brema", 1988 Cast Bronze 9 x 8 x 5" Edition 1 of 6 Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisco, and Claremont ...

"Talazac", 1990 Wood and Acrylic on Canvas 54 x 45 x 12" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisco, and Clarem...

Dr. Q, 1967 Brushed Stainless Steel, Lacquer 12.75 x 12.75 x 2.5" Born in Oakland in 1927, Tony studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts, Academy of Art San Francisco, a...

ETTORE SOTTSASS "Tappeto Volante" (Flying Carpet) Armchair for Bedding Brevetti The "Flying Carpet" armchair is a testament to Sottsass's avant-garde...

Wendell Castle's "Bird of Paradise," created in 1996, is a significant piece that falls within the realm of contemporary art and furniture design. Experience the artistic brilliance...

The JBL Metregon Speaker Cabinet is an iconic piece of audio history, renowned for its distinctive design and exceptional sound quality. Meticulously craf...

Discover a rare and exquisite piece of design history with this Rudolph M. Schindler dining chair, attributed to the iconic Howenstein House in South Pasadena. Crafted by the visiona...

Michael Coffey, known for his sculptural designs, often draws inspiration from organic forms, geometric shapes, and the interplay of materials. The "Encounter" coffee table reflects ...

Paul Frankl, a renowned American designer of the 20th century, crafted a timeless masterpiece in collaboration with Johnson Furniture Company—a kidney-shaped desk that blends functio...

GIO PONTI ATTRIBUTED 'ROSEWOOD DESK' c. 1950's ROSEWOOD, CRYSTAL GLASS 31.5 H x 73 W x 33 D inches.

Percival Lafer Lounge Chair for Brazil Industries circa 1970s Edelman Leather, Brazillian Rosewood 28 3/4 x 40 x 28 3/4 inches.

Executed in 1999. This work is from an open edition and has been meticulously reupholstered in luxurious Prima Alpaca Suri. PROVENANCE: A/D Gallery, New Yor...

Brass-plated steel, plastic and frosted glass Measures: 21.5 H x 20 W x 12.5 D inches Meticulously restored and in excellent condition Domed base holds a cylindrical shaft with ...

Rosewood, leather, brass-plated steel Upholstered in luxurious Dedar Milano 'Artemidor' soft alpaca bouclé wool (Col. 001 / Agnello) Measures: 24.5 H x 30.5 W x 32 D inches Meti...

Meticulously restored and powder-coated black Seat cushion upholstered in Dedar Milano outdoor 'Pool' houndstooth fabric (Col. 3 Nero) 8 x Chairs Availab...

Rare biomorphic molded fiberglass chair designed by Egmont Arens Designer: Egmont Arens Period/style: Mid-Century Country: US Date: 1950s.

Rare Norman Cherner prototype armchair for Plycraft.

Tony DeLap, a pioneer of West Coast Minimalism and Op Art, has spent more than half a century producing meticulously crafted, illusionistic abstract sculptures that challenge percept...

The only female member of the Light and Space Movement of the 1960s, Helen Pashgian creates sculptural works with industrial materials such as plastics, resins, and glass. Pashgian i...

Tony DeLap, a pioneer of West Coast Minimalism and Op Art, has spent more than half a century producing meticulously crafted, illusionistic abstract sculptures that challenge percept...

Inspired by natural forces, Joe Goode seeks to convey the process of perception in his paintings. Along with artists like James Turrell and Robert Irwin, Goode is associated with Lig...

Based on the premise—formulated by De Stijl cofounder (and fellow Dutchman) Theo van Doesburg—that a work of art refers only to itself, Jan Maarten Voskuil’s paintings-cum-sculptures...

Hadi Tabatabai is known for his delicate, meticulously executed pattern-based works in mixed media. Tabatabai, who holds degrees in industrial technology and painting, is known for e...

Tony DeLap, a pioneer of West Coast Minimalism and Op Art, has spent more than half a century producing meticulously crafted, illusionistic abstract sculptures that challenge percept...

Ron Cooper is among the pioneering California-based Light and Space artists, so-called because they broke beyond the bounds of the physical object to experiment with the manipulation...

Stephanie Bachiero’s sleek bronze and porcelain sculptures balance strength and fragility as they explore issues of frailty. Reflecting the influences of Finish Fetish art...

Among the pioneering California-based Light and Space artists, Peter Alexander has spent the course of his career focusing intensely on light and its manifold effects in his sculptur...

In the early 1970s, celebrated artist John M. Miller abandoned figurative painting and stripped art down to its essence, which, for him, took the form of angled, colored bars repeate...

Tony DeLap, a pioneer of West Coast Minimalism and Op Art, has spent more than half a century producing meticulously crafted, illusionistic abstract sculptures that challenge percept...

In the early 1970s, celebrated artist John M. Miller abandoned figurative painting and stripped art down to its essence, which, for him, took the form of angled, colored bars repeate...

“I painted flat from the get-go,” says Scot Heywood, who has explored abstraction throughout the course of his artistic career. His early influences included the Abstract Expressioni...

Tony DeLap, a pioneer of West Coast Minimalism and Op Art, has spent more than half a century producing meticulously crafted, illusionistic abstract sculptures that challenge percept...

In the early 1970s, celebrated artist John M. Miller abandoned figurative painting and stripped art down to its essence, which, for him, took the form of angled, colored bars repeate...